Las Vegas has a reputation for extravagantness. You get the impression that Vegas has a lot of treasures. The tourist can take the famous Big Bus Tour down Vegas' Strip. This includes the Venetian Hotel, Paris Eiffel Tower, and back to New York New York. Las Vegas is not only known for its high-rollers and rollercoasters. It also has a variety of specialty museums, canyon tours, and other attractions.
Las Vegas's atmosphere is something that you will have to experience in order to fully understand. It's not just the sound of guests winning the jackpot but also the thumping beat of the club and the smell of new and unusual delicacies. And it's people-watching like you've never seen. You can turn a single chip and a few chairs into millions of dollars.
I will not go into detail about all the crazy things that people do in Las Vegas. But, I can recommend you have a quality hangover kits. Alka Seltzer is a good painkiller. You may also want electrolytes to rehydrate your body and activated carbon to absorb any lingering toxin.
Park MGM is now an all-smoke casino resort. Clean air is not an option, it's a necessity. Take a refreshing dip in one the three new pools. Enjoy a wide range of dining options. Dolby Live at Park MGM is a 5,200-seat theater that offers intimate, one-of-a kind performances.
Las Vegas doesn’t have a high- or low-season according to the conventional definition. But, November through January will be the most busy. From July through October, hotels are full. Special events such as New Years Eve, spring break and major conventions draw large crowds so plan ahead.
Not only are sunglasses essential everywhere, but even more so in Vegas. Eye protection is essential for everything from long days at the beach to the excitement of exploring the Strip. A pair of fashionable shades will make you feel better about rallying after a heavy night.
The Desert Rose Resort is just 2 blocks from southern Strip. This resort is great for couples with limited budgets. You will find a wide range of condo suites, some with balconies or patios. The quiet location is perfect for those who want to be away from the noise. It is located just seven minutes away from the airport. Drive north on McCarran Airport Connector, then left onto E. Tropicana Ave. 1.6 miles later, turn left onto Duke Ellington Way. Resort is on your right.
